Korean Citizens Return to Korea by American Landing Craft

The video discusses the journey of Japanese and Korean individuals during and after World War II. It highlights the boarding of American landing craft by Japanese, the continuation of Korean family life with births during the journey, and the return of Koreans to a divided homeland under Russian and American occupation. The historical context of Korea as a Japanese colony is explored, along with the challenges faced by the country through frequent conferences. The narrative concludes with the theme of displaced people seeking to reconnect with their roots and homes.

How many Koreans were initially counted on the American landing craft?

• 998

• 1001

• 999

• 1000

What significant event occurred during the journey of the Koreans?

• They ran out of supplies

• Two babies were born

• A storm hit the craft

• The craft was attacked

Under whose joint occupation was Korea when the Koreans returned?

• Chinese and American

• Japanese and Russian

• British and French

• Russian and American

For how many years was Korea a Japanese colony?

• 30 years

• 35 years

• 45 years

• 25 years

What is the broader context discussed in the final section?

• Cultural exchanges between countries

• Displacement and return of people after the war

• Military strategies in the Pacific

• Economic growth in post-war Europe